Burke Plan Could Forge Republican Ticket Coalition
A Mitchell conference among Republican leaders led by Tom Troberts and B C Simmons discussed uniting old stalwarts Richards and Egan to oppose Senator Crawford. They signaled ongoing efforts to register voters for the March primary and outlined a sequence of county and state nominating steps with proposed officers and candidates, ending with Parmley’s sign off on primary procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Tom Troberts
Pierre
B.C. Simmons
Aberdeen
Crawford
Richards
Egan
Congress- Dourke
United States
Cusgesten
Dor
Proney
Congress
Black ‘Hills
Congress- Fine
Gray
Sturgis
Patterson
Rosebud
Charles A. Howard
Burke
Howard
Circuit Committee
J. W. Parmley
Mass meetings clarified for primary party process in Ipswich
A letter from J W Parmley addresses the December mass meeting calls for majority and minority factions. It states mass meetings lack legal standing. separate calls and meetings are required. He warns a combined call would deny proper representation and party platform promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
D.D
Republican Committee
Sioux Falls
J. W. Parmley
Prn
Bae
Onal
Onde
Col
Ee Iaja
Sioux Falls Claims Title in State Football Victory
Sioux Falls high school defeated Aberdeen 25 to 7 at S60 Park Oval to claim the state high school football title. Bosley of Aberdeen starred before leaving with injuries, while Sioux Falls Coach Davis molded a fast, relentless offense. Parkman exploited Aberdeen’s left guard weaknesses as Sioux Falls dominated on both offense and defense.
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Soux Walls
D. D
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Park Oval
Watertown
Huron
Bosley
Falls
Hawley
Davis
Parkman
State College routs School of Mines 36 to 0 in Brookings
State College defeated South Dakota School of Mines 36 to 0 in Brookings South Dakota. Key plays included Sheehan returning an 85 yard interception for a touchdown and Miller a 41 yard rush for a score. Caldwell added a kickoff return and final TD as State dominated from first quarter onward.
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Brookings
S. D—s
State College
South Dakota
O Mines
State
Mines
Sheehan
Miller
Caldwell
Chappell
Abbott
Hisefiman
Kenyon College
Roberts
Trinity
Anderson
DeKalb Normal
Milwaukee road spends vast sums on improvements across Iowa and beyond
The Milwaukee road has spent about 51 million dollars on improvements including 260 miles of double tracked main line from the Mississippi to Council Bluffs. Nearly two thirds will be active this year with the rest ready in 1914. Additional work from Minneapolis to Aberdeen aims to double track 260 miles with over half in operation soon. The Snoqualmie tunnel project near Seattle, over two miles long, is expected to cost around 2 million and will reduce snow delays on the pass.
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Milwaukee Road
Town
Mississippi River
Council Bluffs
California
San Francisco
I. Loweth
Milwaukee
Iowa
Minneapolis
Aberdeen
Chicago
Minnesota
Snoqualmie
Cascade Mountains
Seattle
Snoqualmie Pass
$177 000 More For Schools Of State
Pierre South Dakota report of the state treasurer shows total cash in all funds at 677,774 dollars. General fund 98,781. twine fund 159,124. forest reserve fund 11,437. game fund 34,587. Income fund for common schools to be distributed next month amounts to 177,685 dollars.
Milwaukee line extend toward Black Hills eyed by Milwaukee officials
A Milwaukee railroad party visiting Deadwood and Lead, South Dakota, toured via Chamberlain and Rapid City and will report to president Harling in Chicago. Officials glimpse potential westward extension toward Wyoming or Belle Fourche region to reach timber and cattle routes, signaling a transcontinental plan.
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Deadwood
S. C
Milwaukee Railroad
Black Hills
Hills
Milwaukee
H. Foster
Minneapolis
Eastern
W. F. Cody
W. W. Collins
Mason City
C. H. Davidson
Henry Reeves
McGregor
George A. Hormel
Austin, Minn
B. J. Weiser
Fargo
N. D
C. J. Weiser
Decorah
Chamberlain
Rapid City
Lead
Harling
Chicago
Wyoming
Miles City
Mont
Belle Fourche Valley
Faith
Meade County
H R Dennis Stricken In Northwest City
Pierre report states H R Dennis a wealthy regional resident is critically ill with paralysis last night. He served as president of Sioux Falls Savings Bank and held prominent business roles in the city and state. He formerly lived in Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
H. R. Dennis
Northwest
Sioux Falls
Davison County Notices of Estates and Republican Meeting
Davison County notices include Mary C. Merriman estate probate hearing for November 28 1913 in Mitchell South Dakota. Also mass meeting call for Republican majority electors to select precinct and county committee members in Davison County with details of date December 2 1913 in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
South Dakota
Davnton County
Frank M
Mitchell
Davison County
T. B. Smiley
Mt. Vernon
S. D
E. W. Jones
M. E. Helgerson
E. S. McLeod
Mr. Vernon
R. J. Lamme
F. S. Turney
Notice to Creditors Estate of George Julian deceased
Notice is given by Melisa Julian administratrix of the estate of George Julian deceased to creditors and all others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Melisa Julian administratrix at her Mitchell South Dakota residence in Davison County. October 30 1913 MELISA JULIAN Administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Mary C. Merriman
Lewis Merriman
Charles A. Smith
Ella M. West
Ray M. Smith
Mitchell
Henry Kirfel
Anna Kirfel
Davison County
Towit
George Julian
Melisa Julian
George’ Julian
Poultry Show Set to Open in Miller South Dakota
Ree Valley Poultry Association schedules its annual exhibit in Miller from January 5 for four days. A large cash prize pool will reward top fowl exhibits. Judge A B Shaner of Illinois will preside as official poultry judge. The event aims to surpass prior shows as the best poultry exhibit in central South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
S. D
Ree Valley
Miller
A. B. Shaner
Illinois
South
Dakota
Boy Shot While Goose Hunting Near Doland
Lester Lawrence was severely wounded when Willard Doty’s gun discharged after snagging on a weed during a goose hunting trip near Doland. The shot struck Lawrence above the right hip as the two boys hunted a flock in the area. He was treated locally and transported to a Minneapolis hospital. Reports say more than sixty pellets penetrated his body, narrowly avoiding instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Lester Lawrence
Willard Doty
Young Lawrence
Minneapolis
Gifts Arriving for Miss Wilson
Washington reports arrivals of diplomatic gifts for Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson. Envoys from France Italy Russia Japan and Cuba plan lavish tokens including tapestries candlesticks a jeweled umbrella handle and a pear necklace. The New Jersey delegation previews jewelry and silverware worth about 40000 for the wedding gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Washington, Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Wilson
M. Jusserand
Miss Roosevelt
Miss Wilson
Italy
Cusani
Cuba
Panama
White House
Federal Grand Jury Indicts 13 in Aberdeen Liquor Case
The Aberdeen federal grand jury completed its term with thirteen indictments for acts against federal law. William Mack pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Amos Good Shot and was charged on a second count. Joseph Black Thunder admitted introducing liquor on the Sisseton Wahpeton reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. C
William Mack
Amos Good Shot
Joseph Two Kills
Mack
Joseph Black Thunder
Sisseton-Wahpeton
Leslie Lee Sanders
Winfred DeCoteau
Emma Wantowa
Sisseton-Wahpeton Reservation
J. O. van Nice
Wesleyans Lose to Morning Side 6–0 in Snowy Football Clash
Dakota Wesleyan fell 6 to 0 to Morning Side as Koch returned a second quarter interception for the game’s only TD. Mitchell’s defense and Walters and Robertson stood out, while three Wesleyan regulars were sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
Morning Side
Wesleyans
Mitchell
Berry
Koch
Sioux
Walters
Robertson
Biffert
Waltz
Martin
Wesleyan
Vernon
Woodward
Maroons
Conyes
Wesleyan Morni
McKinney Walters
RTD
Aee
Ons McCurdy Ambur
Acer
ARG Ac Als
Rets
Koch Fos Smc
Srete
Ccehstanene
Vere Payne Chase
Ereieeei
Wright Robertson
Bogard ‘Conyes
WN and Vernon |Berry
Behmer R. Smith
Irecans Dobbs Waltz
West Martin
Bhiffert
Eisenmann
Kenyon
Young
South Dakota
Holbert
Summons in Circuit Court third party real estate case
Multiple defendants including Leo Fix and Francis A Fix are summoned to answer a 1912 1913 complaint in Davison County South Dakota alleging quieting title to Lot Eight in Block 84 John Lawler's addition Mitchell. Citations to Mitchell offices and dates of service and attorney notes appear throughout.
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State of
South Dakota
County of
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
M. I. Turney
L.eo Fix
James Fix
Charles Fix
Rank Fix
Margaret Carpenter
Cal Irwin
J. Harry Green
Francis A. Fix
Circuit Court
Mitchell
Davison County
John Lawler
Minnie Bingham Smith
Edward A. Smith
Main Street
Spangler & Haney
Youn
Spangler & Handy
New Corporations Formed In South Dakota
Pierre South Dakota reports filings of two new corporations: Vaughn Harris company of Vermillion with 25000 capital organized to manufacture and sell the Radius Red Truss for vehicles. incorporators M A Vaughn R E B Vaughn and George O Harris. Bissell Drug company of Irene with 25000 capital. incorporators William E Bissell Lucy G Bissell Olaf Langness.
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Pierre
S. D
Vaughn- Harris Company
Vermillion
M. A. Vaughn
R. EB. Vaughn
George O. Harris
Bissell Drug Company
Irene
William E. Bissell
Lucy G. Bissell
Olaf Langness
Grocery Co reorganizes board in Aberdeen South Dakota
Dakota Wholesale of Aberdeen reorganizes its board with H. W. Bedford and Ralph Helmka resigning. J. T. Bell and Herman Pretzer elected as directors. New officers named include President J. T. Bell Secretary H. E. Williams and Treasurer J. C. Sommervilis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
Dakota Wholesale Company
H. W. Bedforg
Ralph Helmka
J. T. Bell
Herman Pretzer
H. E. Williams
J.C. Sommervilis
Germany caps African diamond exports to curb price drop
Berlin reports the German government set a limit on how many African diamonds can be sold domestically to prevent a price collapse from a rush of production. The move comes as output from the mines rises and threatens market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
German Africa
Conservation Delegates Name National Meeting Representatives
Conservation delegates Pierre S CD President Perisho and Secretary McCaffree announce five representatives to the national meeting in Washington at month end. The appointees are R. P. Lyon Sr Vermilion T. W. Dwight Sioux Falls D. Walker Hot Springs W C Allen Aberdeen and J W Parmley Ipswich.
Agricultural Day Pamphlet Issued For South Dakota Schools
The South Dakota Department of Education issued a 30 page Agricultural Day pamphlet for use in state schools on December 12. It covers boys and girls club work on farms good roads poultry alfalfa corn dairy soil conservation and livestock farming for teachers to plan programs. Kimball Names New Brass Band Leader G. O. McClung formerly of Belle Fourche SD receives financial support from local businessmen to take permanent leadership of Kimball brass band.
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Kimball
G. O. McClung
Belle Fourche
Pierre Ice Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation show Pierre Ice Company filed with capital of 20000. Incorporators include J. C. Merrill L. L. Schaaf H. S. Merrill and L. G. Schaaf. Also notes Calmenvon Market Clothing of Watertown capital 25000 with incorporators Philip Calmenson Rach Rudolph Marker. Conde Light and Power Company in Conde capital 15000 with incorporators M. Ehrler Caroline Taylor George J. Ehrler.
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Pierre
S. D
Pierre Ice Company
J. C. Merrill
L. L. Schaaf
H. S. Merrill
L. G. Schaaf
Calmenvon-Market
Watertown
Capital
Incorporators
Philip Calmenson
Rach- Rudolph Marker
Conde Light and Power Company
Conde
M. Ehrler
Caroline Taylor
George J. Ehrler
Thanksgiving shoot at Anderson farm prize event
Fifty turkeys and geese will be awarded as prizes at a blue rock shoot hosted by Pete S. Anderson on the A. Lindstrom farm three miles west and one mile north of Ethan on Monday November 24 at 1 PM. Everyone is invited.
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Pete S. Anderson
A. Lindstrom
Ethan
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School OF Mines
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Thompson
S. Cattrele
George Wilson
Devel County
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